The Marvel Cinematic Universe isn't the only superhero universe feeling the heat from the current global pandemic. The list of projects delayed or otherwise affected by the spread of COVID-19 seems to grow every day, and DC's Wonder Woman 1984 has just joined it.
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Marvel's got a new batch of superheroes to introduce, but unfortunately, they're gaining attention for all the wrong reasons. The House of Heroes recently unveiled the latest suite of Gen-Z heroes: a novel line-up of the New Warriors team that includes characters called Snowflake and Safespace.
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Here's everything we know so far about the next entry in the Creed saga.
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Before seeing Gal Gadot's fourth outing as Diana Prince in Wonder Woman 1984, we're getting a tease of how the character would have looked in George Miller's scrapped Justice League: Mortal. Filmmaker Ryan Unicomb shared snaps of the Justice League: Mortal cast, including Megan Gale as Wonder Woman.
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We've waited, we've hoped, we've begged to an apparently deaf god to let Keanu Reeves appear in the MCU. Yet again, chatter is gathering that Reeves is this close to signing on to a Marvel project, but the character chosen is a unique one this time, untied to any specific project.
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After surviving a contractual tug-of-war between Sony and Disney and dodging dubious rumors that an old Spider-Man alum might be returning to reclaim his spandex, Tom Holland is now reportedly self-isolating with a potential case of COVID-19, the respiratory disease caused by the novel coronavirus.
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Batman may have to hold his Bat-horses. Rumor-mongering website We Got This Covered is reporting that Warner Bros. and DC Films, which have paused production on the upcoming The Batman, are seriously considering pushing the flick back from its planned release date of June 25, 2021.
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As the world at large remains more or less in social distancing lockdown mode in hopes of stemming the spread of COVID-19, the folks at Disney are doing all they can to help ease strife of home-based isolation.
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As the coronavirus spreads, more and more studios are opting to release their big hits on video-on-demand services instead of in theaters. Is Patty Jenkins and Gal Godot's Wonder Woman 1984 among them? It depends on who you listen to.
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The filmmakers spent two years embedded with Flint's police force.
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The actor is in talks to reprise his role from Mel Gibson's 2004 biblical drama.
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Rooney Mara stars as the woman with a unique bond to Jesus.
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Collins will star in the biopic Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil, and Vile.
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The cast of the flagship Disney+ show The Mandalorian just got a little more star-studded. Sources have revealed that Rosario Dawson will be making her first foray into the Star Wars universe on the hotly anticipated second season of the series. Here's who she's playing.
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You wanna see something really scary? It may have flown under the radar until now, but Netflix subscribers are taking to social media in droves to sing the dark praises of the original series Ares. It is, they say, scary as hell — so much so that some haven't even been able to finish it.
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Vin Diesel fans just got a little self-quarantine relief from Sony's Columbia Pictures in the form of a nanomachine augmented super-soldier beamed directly into your isolation room. Sony has decided to release Bloodshot early to streaming and video on demand services.
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During the coronavirus pandemic, we look to experts to help guide us through the clouds of panic and misinformation. One such expert — or, at least, someone who's spent a great deal of time writing about the spread of disease and pandemics — is Max Brooks, the author of World War Z.
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Just about everyone's in search of a little levity right now amid the coronavirus outbreak, so it's perhaps no surprise that an enterprising Spider-Man loyal took it upon himself to create a fake promotional image for Spider-Man 3 that pokes fun at our current state of self-isolation.
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According to Seth Rogen, the best way to watch Cats is all hopped up on human catnip. The actor recently partook in a bit of recreational marijuana usage and thought it an excellent idea to watch one of the worst movies of 2019. And then he decided to live-tweet the experience.
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Fan-favorite character Avery, played by actress Tanaya Beatty, left Kevin Costner's hit Paramount Network series Yellowstone unexpectedly in the middle of season two. Where did she go, and why? One alleged crew member thinks they have the answer.
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Long live The Crown — at least for now. Amid the rapid spread of coronavirus and the near-daily announcement of new COVID-19 cases, the global film and television industry has essentially closed up shop for the next few weeks. But Netflix's The Crown is refusing to shut down.
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As COVID-19, continues to spread, many TV and film productions are being put on hold. The long-running CW series Supernatural has followed suit, shutting down production on its 15th season. Now, Supernatural producer and director Jim Michaels assured fans the show will go on... eventually.
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Sorry, Nat — your wait for the spotlight just got a little longer. Disney and Marvel Studios have announced that Black Widow, the long-awaited solo vehicle for the O.G. Avenger, has been delayed due to the rapid spread of the COVID-19 coronavirus.
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Hollywood screenwriter Scott Z. Burns has opinions about how the U.S. is handling the coronavirus pandemic - and we would probably do well to listen to him.
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The Batman has met his newest nemesis: coronavirus. According to reports by The Hollywood Reporter, Warner Bros. has shut down all production on Matt Reeves' highly anticipated The Batman due to the ongoing and extraordinarily serious threat of COVID-19.
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The set of the Arrowverse drama Batwoman has seen yet another serious injury since filming began. Amanda Smith, a 30-year-old production assistant on the series, sustained major injuries and may never walk again after the bucket of a telehandler was lowered onto her head during filming on March 11.
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Stuck at home with nothing to do? Local theaters closed? Good news: In light of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, NBCUniversal will let you stream new theatrical blockbusters like Trolls World Tour, The Hunt, and The Invisible Man over video-on-demand services.
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